Module 3

Question 1

is about the history of the succession of waves of change.

Answer 1

wavefront analysis

Question 2

Where did agriculture started?

Answer 2

Mesopotamia and Egypt

Question 3

Agriculture is associated with

Answer 3

domestication

Question 4

was reliant on the intensive use of living batteries (people and animals) and renewable resources

Answer 4

Agricultural revolution

Question 5

Swidden agriculture

Answer 5

Kaingin

Question 6

started in the 18’ to 19’ century

Answer 6

Industrial Revolution

Question 7

Industrial revolution stardted in?

Answer 7

Britain

Question 8

became a prime commodity because engines could function with
steam.

Answer 8

land with water

Question 9

can support the primary means of transportation

Answer 9

Steam engine

Question 10

become the model of culture efficiency

Answer 10

Factory

Question 11

history flows irreversibly towards better life

Answer 11

Progress Principle

Question 12

This is characterized by the blurring on boundaries of the physical, biological, and digital features applied in technologies

Answer 12

4IR

Question 13

It is a fusion of advances in artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, the Internet of Things (IoT), 3D printing, genetic engineering, quantum computing, and other technologies.

Answer 13

4IR

Question 14

This is focused on producing computers that can “think” like humans.

Answer 14

Artificial Intelligence

Question 15

This involves a robot, a programmable machine, not just a computer that can imitate and execute the actions or appearance of an intelligent creature –usually a human.

Answer 15

Robotics

Question 16

is considered to be a secure, decentralized, and transparent way of recording and sharing data, with no need to rely on third-party intermediaries.

Answer 16

blockchain

Question 17

Computers process vast amounts of data faster than ever before. The advent of the “cloud” has allowed businesses to safely store and access their information from anywhere with internet access, at any time.

Answer 17

New Computational Technologies

Question 18

offers immersive digital experiences (using a VR headset) that simulate the real world, while augmented reality merges the digital and physical worlds.

Answer 18

Virtual Reality

Question 19

Biological organisms are manipulated at the molecular level with end products of enhanced or desirable traits.

Answer 19

Biotechnology

Question 20

This is also called additive manufacturing that involves the process of making three dimensional solid objects from a digital file.

Answer 20

3D Printing

Question 21

These include plastics, metal alloys, and biomaterials. These have the potential to shake up sectors, including manufacturing, renewable energy, construction, and healthcare.

Answer 21

innovative materials

Question 22

refers to an entity or object that has a unique identifier. Like it has a chip, embedded system like a sensor that can transfer data over a network, especially via the internet.

Answer 22

Internet of Things

Question 23

It takes advantage of kinetic or gravitational forces to store inputted energy.

Answer 23

Mechanical energy storage

Question 24

a vehicle produces a significantly lower amount of CO2 when the source of energy is a

Answer 24

Hydrogen Electrolyzer

Question 25

autonomy is the capacity to decide which technology to import and develop

Answer 25

Technological Autonomy